See what may sell
Rain jackets · Navy / M
- Expected · 7 days
- 48
- Likely range
- 42-56
See what may run low, what can move between stores, and what to buy next. Connect your retail data and turn it into a plan you can act on.
Keep the POS you use. Bring your next plan together online.
Store B → Store A 6 units available to transfer
Open your Morning Brief to see stock risks, transfer opportunities, and orders to review. Start with the decisions that need you today.
See what you can doExample data · Three suggestions to review
Stock on hand and incoming deliveries may not cover demand at Store A.
Use stock at another store before buying more.
You may already have more than you need for the coming days.
Sign up with your invitation and add your business details.
Upload a sales file or connect your store. Check the details before importing.
Explore your sales, check stock risks, and see what may sell next.
Review an order draft, adjust quantities, or move stock between stores.
Use your sales history and current stock to decide what to buy, where to move it, and what can wait.
Try the example below. Your real plan uses your own data.
Check whether another store can cover the shortfall.
| Store A | Store B | |
|---|---|---|
| On hand | 12 | 28 |
| 7-day need | 18 | 8 |
| After transfer | 18 | 22 |
Adjust the suggested quantity before adding it to your order.
18 units in this example draft.
Bring in a sales spreadsheet, connect Shopify or WooCommerce, or link a supported POS. If your POS runs on a store computer, a local connector can send approved data to your workspace.
RetailSynq uses the data you approve to prepare your reports, forecasts, and suggestions. You choose what to import and who joins your business workspace.
Sales, products, stores, and stock
Review what each one means
Names and contact details are excluded from these imports
Reports, forecasts, and order drafts
Whether you buy for one shop or coordinate stock across locations, bring your sales and inventory into one place to plan the next move.
Bring your sales and stock together. See the priorities, review the suggestions, and choose what happens next.